The Lang Way Around
Lang Lang became interested in classical music the same way that many of us took our first interest in it: through Saturday morning cartoons.
He...
Arms and the Woman
Stage West's press release about Major Barbara likens the play to The Apprentice.
One can only imagine what withering gibes George Bernard Shaw would...
Feast Daze
St. Patrick's Day has gradually transitioned from a religious feast day to a secular holiday that provides a reason for everyone, regardless of religion...
Pas de Grand
For its spring program, Metropolitan Classical Ballet makes a deep bow to Tchaikovsky.
On the bill are two of the Russian composer's major scores: the...
Film Buffs and Foodies
This is International Week at TCU, and for the second straight year, the KinoMonda film series will mark the occasion with a blowout event...
Out of the Woodwork
Since the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth moved into its current home, one of its most popular pieces has been Martin Puryear's "Ladder...
V-Day Roundup
Valentine's Day may be a creation of the retail sector to drive up sales during a slow period, but it has given rise to...
The Joint Is Jumpin’
Spike Lee once behaved like a jackass to one of this paper's interns, but that doesn't diminish the artistry of the films made by...
Domestic Troubles
Sarah Ruhl has told this story often, but it bears one more repetition: She came up with the idea for her comedy The Clean...
Musical Games
Here's to the local symphony orchestras doing weird things with their programming.
This weekend Dallas Symphony Orchestra does an all-Leonard Bernstein concert, which raises the...
